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M.B - miércoles, 14 de julio de 2021 José Carlos Pastor nació hace 69 años en Madrid y en 1981 aterrizó en Valladolid como catedrático. Oftalmólogo defensor de la investigación, la formación y la atención, fue el fundador del IOBA en 1994, idea que le llevaba rondando desde los años 70 José Carlos Pastor, enfrente del IOBA. - Foto: Jonathan Tajes El pasado domingo hizo 32 kilómetros a lomos de su bici de montaña. A sus 69 años se mantiene en forma y, aunque se jubilará del hospital este mes (cumple 70 en agosto), seguirá trabajando en la Universidad y en el IOBA...

A president but it's possible and i wish i wasn't saying it but it's just it's the truth trumps response to k. means attack has been a vitriolic series of tweets branding komi a slimeball he describes him as always ending up badly and out of whack he's not smart and he will go down as the worst f.b.i. director in history by far at last may trump fired komi triggering the rush for investigation nearly a year later the probe is getting ever closer to donald trump and now came his words to further wounded an increasingly beleaguered president he is morally unfit . now cairo is the most dangerous ...

Him after being fired by donald trump the former f.b.i. director james comey lashes out ahead of publication of his new book. plus a new study says cairo is the worst big city in the world to be a woman we bring you the story of one woman whose life changed beyond recognition after being attacked and you'll hear what happened to the man throwing the punches in this video. time series so misconduct good to have you with us inspectors from the international chemical weapons watchdog are still trying to get access to the site of the suspected gas attack in syria they were supposed to start work o...

"happening now." egyptian troops opening fire on supporters of the deposed president killing three people. in cairo islamist protesters taking part in what was called a day of rejection. the muslim brotherhood's response to the ouster of president mohamed morsi. it was supposed to be peaceful, but we're told shots were fired as the group marched towards a building where they believed morsi was being held. the military forced morsi out this week, and elected leaders of his party after millions protested for days, and now this latest violence fueling concerns the unrest is only going to escalate...

Happening just a couple miles from where we are in this day of rejection friday, of age, whatever you want -- rage, whatever you want to call it. supporters of the ousted president, mohamed morsi, expressing their anger. that flash point happened at the republican guard headquarters where it is thought morsi being detained by officials. when some protesters made a move on that building, it is reported -- though authorities are denying it -- soldiers, others fired back against them, and the latest reports that we're getting are three dead and ten people injured. you can hear the helicopters buz...